The financial implications of divorce can be devastating if you’re not prepared. Katie VandenBerg is a Divorce Specialist who helps women with the emotional and financial aspects of managing a separation. Katie shares with us: How to financially prepare for a divorce Advice to manage the overwhelm of the emotional trauma experienced during a divorce The years it took for her and her (second) husband to openly discuss and manage money together The importance of financial literacy and knowledge, no matter how solid your relationship is now Divorce is often an emotional and overwhelming life transition. Being financially prepared will help you through the process, learn how now. SHOW NOTES:  Connect with Katie: Instagram: @focusedforwardllc Facebook: www.facebook.com/focusedforwardllc Connect with Stephanie: Follow me on Instagram @wolfecollectivewealth  FREE Beginner's Guide To Investing Masterclass: https://www.wolfecollectivewealth.com/

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S4E47 How to Financially Prepare for Divorce

Do women need separate financial products designed for them? How will organizations and governments effect real change?  What can women (and men) do right now to further support economic equality?  How will climate change further disrupt gender equality? International Women's Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. While COVID-19 highlighted some of the successful accomplishments of women in leadership, we also saw the deeply rooted societal and cultural expectations of genders play out. Laura Reinholz is Head of BMO for Women program inside the Commercial Banking and Wealth Management Division and my guest on today's episode.  Our conversation was inspired by a social media post that sparked a common debate about women and money and equality, and what needs to change. This is bonus episode, un-edited and real, between two women who want to see real change happen.   LET'S CONNECT: Follow Stephanie on Instagram @wolfecollectivewealth www.wolfecollectivewealth.com     

BONUS Episode: Economic Equality with Laura Reinholz, BMO for Women

Mastering your money has little to do with math, but rather how you think about it.  Today’s guest is Lesley-Anne Scorgie, an author, speaker, personal finance consultant, and the founder of Me Vest. She appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show at 17 years old after an interview at a local newspaper was picked up by the iconic network.  Shortly after the show aired, Lesley-Anne’s career in personal finance exploded and she wrote her first book, Rich by Thirty: Your Guide to Financial Success.  Lesley-Anne shares her insights on the psychology of your money and how it impacts your financial behaviors, and offers timeless advice for those who are ready to master their money.   SHOW NOTES: Connect with Lesley-Anne Scorgie on IG here LET'S CONNECT! Access the FREE Investing for Beginners Masterclass here Follow Stephanie on IG here  Visit: www.wolfecollectivewealth.com

S4 E45 The Psychology of Money with Lesley-Anne Scorgie

Your relationship with money is often driven by your inner belief system that you hold onto throughout your life. Sometimes, you need to release those beliefs to live a life of abundance, and energy work can support that. We're digging into the depths of our thought patterns today with guest Jeana Locke.  Jeana holds a Ph.D in Applied Behavior Studies in Education and has several certifications in eastern medicine including Emotion Code and Akashic Records. She is a Transformational Life Coach and helps heart-based people evolve personally and professionally by supporting them to recognize the patterns, habits and beliefs that no longer serve them, and supports them to connect with their inner wisdom. Today we dive into limiting beliefs as it relates to money and discuss: The emotions that may be holding you back from abundance and flow The concept of the money bucket and an exercise to help you measure your own How mindfulness can help us become aware of the decision we make with money. SHOW NOTES: FREE GIFT!! Raise Your Vibration Group Session Thursday, February 25, 2021. You must register prior to the session to receive the zoom link and replay.  Visit Jeana's website  Follow Jeana on Instagram  Register to receive Your PERSONAL Vibe Assessment Report. Learn what your money blocks are with your personal Vibe Assessment Report measuring 50 plus energetic areas (written). For your business or personal life! This empowers us to understand the energy ‘you are' OR 'are not' vibrating/emitting. It is fundamental in understanding how & what you are manifesting. This is a written report & includes a bonus 20-minute clarity call. ($90 for the Vibe Assessment Report) LET'S CONNECT! FREE  Investing for Beginners MASTERCLASS Let's Connect On Instagram @wolfecollectivewealth www.wolfecollectivewealth.com  

S4 E44: Healing Your Relationship With Money

Stephanie discusses her personal investment choices and shares a shocking fact that many Canadians are completely unaware of when it comes to their long term investing goals. SHOW LINKS: Access Larry Bates T-Rex Score here Visit my website: www.wolfecollectivewealth.com Sign up for the FREE Investing for Beginner's Masterclass here Learn about my 90-Day Signature Coaching Program  LET'S CONNECT: Follow me on Instagram for daily financial inspiration and be sure to take a screenshot of this episode, post it to your Instagram stories and tag me!  

S4 E43: Why I don't buy mutual funds (Canadian edition)

The real estate market is HOT and interest rates are LOW…and COVID has given all of us cabin fever. Sylvia Smith, a realtor at Forest Hill Elite talks to us about buying, selling and investing in real estate during a pandemic:   Rent versus owning: which is better for you? House hacking ideas for first time home-buyers ready to jump into real estate Hot tips for those considering real estate as an investment Rookie mistakes she’s seen with first time home-buyers Show Notes:  Find Sylvia Smith on IG here or on FB here Got a question for the show?  Email us at collectivewealthpodcast@gmail.com The Beginner's Guide to Investing Masterclass Keep in touch!  Follow Stephanie on IG here.

S4 E42: Buying, Selling, and Investing in Real Estate

Happy new year and welcome to season 4 of the Collective Wealth podcast!  New year, New (financial) You? Stephanie reflects on the year that was 2020 and the proven lessons it taught us about money management and investing. Time to hit the re-set button and talk money. In this episode: The one thing Stephanie does each year when setting new financial goals Increase your income: how to negotiate for a raise during a pandemic 4 personal finance tips you can implement right now if you are financially challenged as a result of the pandemic Resources:  Watch The Beginner's Guide to Investing Masterclass Join Stephanie's Facebook Page and FREE Facebook Group Visit the website Connect with me on Instagram!

S4 E41: How to Master Your Money in 2021

Do you think your accomplishments and success are because of luck, chance, connection or appearance? Do you feel that others are smarter or work harder than you? Are you afraid of making a mistake?  Imposter syndrome and wealth creation are closely connected and can show up at any time in your life. This is a live recording from the Women in Wealth Conference Management event where I joined Christine Laperriere and Dr. Jessica Metcalfe to discuss how you break free from self-doubt and self-crippling behaviour that can impact your wealth, career and relationships. Why women suffer from imposter syndrome (and why is no one is talking about it) Identifying where and how it shows up in your life Actionable steps you can implement to gain confidence and stop the self-sabotage SHOW NOTES:  Amplify From Within Virtual Summit Visit Stephanie's website: www.wolfecollectivewealth.com Learn more about the Investing Foundations Formula Coaching Program here LET'S CONNECT: Follow me on Instagram for daily investing and money inspiration.  Be sure to take a screenshot of this episode post it to your Instagram stories and tag me! https://www.instagram.com/wolfecollectivewealth/?hl=en

S3 E40: Doubt, fear and frauds: How to spot imposter syndrome and kick it to the curb

Tim Nash is the founder of Good Investing.  He received his Masters of Sustainability in Sweden back 2007/8 and has spent the last decade empowering investors to align their investment choices with their values. We discuss his climate change stand-offs with Kevin O'Leary on BNN and chat about the influence of the U.S. election on corporate and economic sustainability.  We also dig into his beliefs about the early transition we are in when it comes to ESG going mainstream. Plus, he gives us his best tips on how to align your intentions with your investment portfolio. SHOW LINKS: Tim's website: www.sustainableeconomist.com Tim's YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/GoodInvesting Access the Amplify from Within Virtual Summit here Visit Stephanie's website: www.wolfecollectivewealth.com Learn more about the Investing Foundations Formula Coaching Program here LET'S CONNECT: Follow me on Instagram for daily investing and money inspiration.  be sure to take a screenshot of this episode post it to your Instagram stories and tag me! https://www.instagram.com/wolfecollectivewealth/?hl=en

S3 E39: How To Create a Squeaky-Clean Investment Portfolio

"Socially Responsible Sipping" is a term coined by Erin Malecki, the founder of Sip Well, Do Good.  Inspired by the events of 2020, she wanted to find a way to celebrate socially responsible beverage companies and support charitable organizations with similar missions.  The ripple effect from her business will support local businesses and positively impact non-profits that are struggling to keep their doors open during these difficult times.  Sip Well, Do Good ships the boxes of wine directly to your house.  With each purchase, a portion of your proceeds will be donated to a charity.  It's a perfect way to support local business and charities, while giving to friends and family (or yourself!) this holiday season.  Season 3 of the Collective Wealth podcast is about learning how we can earn, spend, and invest our money and time to have a positive impact on the world around us.    2020 has been a year that will change humanity, and after speaking with people like Erin, I like to think for the better. Show Notes: Contact Erin Malecki here: @sipwelldogood https://sipwelldogood.com/ Contact Stephanie Wolfe here: @wolfecollectivewealth www.wolfecollectivewealth.com    

S3 E38: A Better Way To Give This Holiday Season

It is beyond time that we dismantle systemic racism and inequality in business practices and policies. Investing with intention has gone mainstream, which means there’s more choice than ever before for investors to double-down on the values they care about.   Social justice is a priority for many Canadians, and in fact, 71% of Canadians wants their fund managers to engage with Canadian companies to encourage diversity in leadership.  The data on these companies, however, can be difficult to obtain, because in Canada it’s illegal to ask employees about their gender identity, race or ethnicity, and age.   Today’s guest is Meaghan Kelly from AGF Investments.  Meaghan has had the opportunity to dig into the research around diversity and inclusion and what that looks like for Corporate Canada. We discuss: What do Canadians really want when it comes to social justice and the companies they invest in Where you can find the information about social justice as an investment opportunity Why you should use your capital to invest with intention Meaghan is Vice President, Strategic Communications, Research & Product Innovation and is responsible for the product innovation pipeline and corporate and investment communications and marketing initiatives. She also shares with us what AGF Investments is doing to further engage with diversity and inclusion and how they see it shaping the future of Canada’s business landscape.   SHOW NOTES:  Osler Report on D&I in Canada  RIA Survey  www.afg.com/sustainableinvesting.com   Is it time to take control over your wealth and learn to invest, once and for all?  Visit www.wolfecollectivewealth.com   

S3 E37: A New Way To Invest For Social Justice

Trang Trinh is the CEO and Founding Director of TREC Brands, a Toronto-based cannabis company rooted in values.  They are committed to making a social impact by donating ten percent back into the communities they operate in.  TREC stands for Trust, Respect, Equality, and Compassion, and underpins all areas of the company’s operations, including female empowerment and trust with their consumers and shareholders.  Trang is a trailblazer and hopes that her work will pave the way for others to achieve gender equality earlier in the cannabis industry. It was important for Trang to have social responsibility baked into company operations from inception.  We discuss: The 10% Do Good campaign and companies that have benefited from the social cause Destigmatizing cannabis, especially for women Why Be Blissed is focused on educating women about cannabis The health and wellness trend emerging with CBD in the coming years Season 3 of the Collective Wealth podcast is focused on socially responsible money: how we earn, invest, and spend to have a positive impact.   Show Notes: www.ocs.ca www.beblissed.com Click here to join the Women Building Wealth Facebook Group

S3 E36: Supporting Social Cause With Cannabis

Learn how the world's largest asset manager, BlackRock, is influencing corporations around the world to go green and what that means for your investment portfolio. My guest Hail Yang, CFA, CPA is VP at BlackRock Canada who shares with us: Why they believe that owning sustainable investments will provide the strongest foundation for investors going forward The enormous reallocation of capital that's about to occur towards sustainable companies How ESG brings a holistic view to corporate evaluations The easiest way for investors to benefit from ESG in their investment portfolios with iShares ETFs Show Notes:  Learn more about iShares ETFs Sustainable Investing: https://www.blackrock.com/ca/individual/en/education/sustainable-investing

S3 E35: Climate Change: Investing for a Sustainable Future with guest Hail Yang from BlackRock

Have you ever attended an event and thought about how much waste was created?  Or have you ever wondered if your business could be more sustainable? With Covid-19, we've collectively been forced to hit pause and reflect on how we currently live our lives, and what we want to change. Season 3 of the Collective Wealth Podcast is focused on sustainability and making a positive impact in how we earn, spend, and invest our money. My guest today is Romina Kwong, founder of Eco-Friendly Events, who helps event planners organize environmentally friendly strategies into their event.  She is an event consultant, environmental expert, and advocate who has over 12 years of experience in the hospitality sector.  She's changing the way events and businesses operate to have a positive impact on the plant. As a consumer, we have a choice for how we spend our income, and we can do it in a way that is good for the environment as well.  SHOWNOTES:  You can contact Romina here: Website: www.ecofriendlyevents.ca  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EcoFriendly.Events Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ecofriendly.events Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/eco-friendly-events Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/ecofriendlyevents       Make 2021 your best money year yet! https://calendly.com/stephanie-moneycoach/20   Become an investor and confidently manage your money in 90 days or less. 

S3 E34: How Your Purchasing Power Can Make An Impact For Good

Amada Armstrong believes that we should all strive for a career that positively impacts the world. Amanda is the founder of Athari, a social enterprise that uses a sustainable for-profit business model to make a massive impact in the world. Athari coaches womxn and young people to land their dream jobs and dream clients, and build successful purpose driven careers. A portion of her business profits supports university students in Kenya, and Amanda shares with us how she is using her privilege as a force for good to ensure diversity and inclusion both here in Canada and in Kenya.  She also explains the social enterprise business model, how you can build a purpose driven career, and what trends we will start to see in the future as it relates to businesses making an impact. Season 3 of the Collective Wealth Podcast is dedicated to responsible investing in our portfolios and our communities to create positive change, and this conversation showcases how we can extend this end goal of doing good in the world by leading in a purpose driven career.   SHOWNOTES: Social Enterprise: Centre for Social Innovation: https://socialinnovation.org/ Certified B Corporation: https://bcorporation.net/ The B Corp Handbook: How to Use Business as a Force for Good: https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/the-b-corp-handbook-how/9781626560437-item.html?s_campaign=goo-DSA_Books&gclid=CjwKCAjw_NX7BRA1EiwA2dpg0mmNaWRK4kUfqv1LXl4rABJJF6VPZt6AXQfjFgU4c2u1xPyogz2NGRoCR8MQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds White Saviourism: Cecilia Edel, "Here’s What a White Savior Is (And Why It’s the Opposite of Helpful)" https://everydayfeminism.com/2016/06/white-savior-problem/ Patience Akumu, "Charity at heart of ‘white saviour’ row speaks out": https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2019/mar/03/we-need-to-talk-about-race-no-white-saviours-tells-stacey-dooley-comic-relief Teju Cole, "The White-Savior Industrial Complex": https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2012/03/the-white-savior-industrial-complex/254843/ Rania El Mugammar "Finding Yourself is for White Girls": You can find an excerpt here: https://www.facebook.com/SPEAKoutPoetry/posts/poem-excerptfinding-yourself-is-for-white-girlswho-have-the-space-to-lose-themse/1010755452335492/ Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, "The danger of a single story": https://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_ngozi_adichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story Resources curated by "No white saviours": https://nowhitesaviors.org/resources   

S3 E33: Finding Your Purpose Driven Career

Are you ready to build a better relationship with your money and have fun doing it? Join money expert and Certified Financial Coach Stephanie Wolfe each week as she speaks with influencers, authors, entrepreneurs, and business leaders about all things money. Hear them share the secrets and insights they’ve learned over the years about money and learn from their experiences. If you’re seeking conversations that will inspire, educate, and motivate your own financial journey, you don’t want to miss this podcast. Plus, Stephanie will answer your questions each Wednesday about money, career and mentorship, and being a small business owner. Got a question? Submit it to: collectivewealthpodcast@gmail.com

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